Clematis Jackmanii purple seed 10/50/100(10 Seeds)

Clematis seeds are beautiful and rewarding to grow, but they are slow germinators and require patience.Please read these instructions carefully before planting:✅ Cold Stratification Required:Clematis seeds need a natural ldquo;winterrdquo; period to trigger germination.bull;Place seeds in a moist growing medium (seed starting mix or vermiculite) in a small container or bag.bull;Keep them in the refrigerator (around 40deg;F / 4deg;C) for 60ndash;90 days.bull;Check occasionally to make sure the medium stays slightly damp, not soggy.✅ After Stratification:bull;Sow seeds about frac14; inch deep in seed-starting soil.bull;Keep soil evenly moist and provide bright, indirect light.bull;Germination can take 2ndash;3 months or longer after stratification, so please be patient.💡 Tip: Many growers start Clematis seeds in late fall or winter, allow them to naturally stratify in a cool area, and see sprouts emerge in spring.⸻🌿 Please note:Clematis seeds are viable and tested before shipping. Germination time depends on proper stratification and growing conditions, which are out of the sellerrsquo;s control. If you have questions at any step, Irsquo;m happy to help mdash; just send me a message! 💛Jackman's clematis is one of the most popular of all flowering vinesmdash;so commonly grown that some gardeners despise it for its very popularity. But popular plants generally gain their popularity for good reasons. Jackman's clematis is a vigorous yet compact vine with fabulous flowers. The fact that a great many people grow it does not detract from these superior qualities; on the contrary, it confirms them.How to Grow a Zebra Plant IndoorsClematis vines are often used to camouflage eyesores in the landscape, or for landscaping around mailboxes, where the vine is trained up a mailbox post as a decoration. It can be trained up almost any vertical structure, from garden walls to small trees.Botanical NameClematis 'Jackmanii'Common NameJackman's clematis, Jackman clematis, Jackman virgin's bowerPlant TypeDeciduous flowering vineMature Size7 to 10 feet (occasionally more)Sun ExposureFull sun to part shade (prefers shaded roots)Soil TypeFertile, well-drained, evenly moist soilSoil pHNeutralBloom TimeJulyFlower ColorBlue-purpleHardiness Zones4 to 8